NEW YORK (PIX11) — The morning commute may take longer than usual, as several subway lines are running with severe delays or have been rerouted.
The MTA reported delays due to a signal malfunction near Nevins Street and a train with activated brakes at Canal Street.
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Uptown trains Nos. 2, 4, and 5 are experiencing severe delays, while downtown trains are facing some delays.
Uptown N trains are running via the R line from DeKalb Av to Canal Street. At Canal Street, commuters must board from the uptown R and W platform.
Uptown Q trains are running via the D line from DeKalb Av to 34th Street-Herald Square, then on the M line to Lexington Av/63rd Street.
The MTA warns of delays on uptown B trains, Forest Hills-71 Ave-bound M trains, and uptown Q trains.
Check the MTA website or app for service updates.
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